kannibalox

@pyroscope any word on getting these merged?

The basic problem you're running into is that rtcontrol and ruTorrent use different techniques for storing the date data. Are you sure you're using pyroscope? It doesn't work on python...

> I am using Pyroscope on v3.10. My apologies, I thought you meant python 3.10, but now I see you meant ruTorrent 3.10. pyroscope will only work with python 2...

Reporting it to the package maintainer is the correct move, the rTorrent repo doesn't have any control over how Debian chooses to build their packages.

There's a lot of settings, and a lot of default values that really don't need to be changed. If you're looking for a good starting config, see https://github.com/rakshasa/rtorrent/wiki/CONFIG-Template, and then...

Documentation doesn't write itself, but there's an attempt going here if you want to help out: https://rtorrent-docs.readthedocs.io/en/latest/cmd-ref.html

> I also would be interested in that feature, as I would like to replace a tracker in torrent file with another tracker. That is still possible even without the...

`network.port_open` is a boolean setting, used for turning on or off the port entirely. `network.port_range.set=static_port-static_port` is the correct way to set a static port. See https://kannibalox.github.io/rtorrent-docs/cmd-ref.html#network-commands for more details.

> network.port_open = yes > network.port_open.set = 41200 `network.port_open` is used to query whether or not the value is true, as such it ignores the "yes" and changes nothing. `network.port_open.set...

If for some reason you wanted to completely disable the listening port, you can't do that via `network.port_range.set`. You'd need to do `network.port_open.set = no`.